Greeley Tribune items from Col. White family to irrigation notes
The column reports on local happenings in Greeley including births in Col. White’s family, farming yields such as potatoes and cauliflowers, irrigation discussions, and town improvements. It notes visitors, weddings, church events, school visits, and a frost affecting crops while praising local irrigation and infrastructure progress. It mentions Oswegatchie Society exhibits and Boulder Canyon photo rock, with broader Colorado context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Col. White
Rous
Brown
the Baptist Church
States
A. Salomon
Indiana
Miller
Jeane Brown
Barry Goodrich
Platte
Julesburg
C. A. White
Baptist Church
Putnam and Son
Warvard Street Baptist Church
Boston
Mass
Thomas
Rocky Mountain News
Getleman
W. J. Kram
Mary House
G. H. Adams
Evans
Inglesby
J. A. Blake
Denver
Hunter
Madison and
Jefferson Streets
Canal No. 3
McClellan
Colony Hall
Mr. Vincent
Toledo Blade
Petroleum V Nasby
Cache la Poudre
Oswegatchie Society
The Greeley Pound Described as Cattle Troubles Ease
The piece recalls last year’s ravages by wandering livestock and the failed early efforts to protect crops. After electing a Town Board, a net pound was built and J Max Chirk appointed Pound Master. Owners paid to recover livestock, but ring fences and town boundaries remain problematic, with stock sometimes crossing into fenced areas and disputes over payment. The Clark stock sales and daily earnings are noted as a sign of improving enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Max Chirk
Railroad survey profiles routes from Boulder to Cariboo
Surveyors extend from Boulder toward Cariboo via Four Mile Creek, noting grades around 130 feet per mile and potential rise near the dividing ridge. Left Hand canyon route explored toward Grand Island and Pine Bluffs with plans to connect to Clear Creek canyon. Minerals described include ruby silver and chlorid of silver discoveries, plus extensive mineral list. Construction camps and foremen Hoy and Wright oversee progress toward Tougheass Pass and Guy Gulch with multiple camps and machinery mobilized. superintendent Loveland directs operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Cariboo
Grand Island
Middle Boulder
Great Hoosier
Gold Run
Ward
Burlington
Wards
Pine Bluffs
Girecley
Clear Creek
John M Hoy
Tougheass Pass
Huntaman
Guy Gulch
Tougheass
Joe Wright
Yis Ag
Ngs
Blasters
Bill Ryan
Judge Glenman
Steele Hill
Peedie
Loveland
Golden Transcript
Minerals and Precious Stones of Colorado Excerpt
The Colorado Monthly lists minerals found in Colorado. Amethyst and jasper occur in Middle and South Parks. Coal and chalk noted. meteorite iron mass found near Creek in 1886. Galena, quartz, mica, and silicified wood fragments also described among local resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Monthly
Colorado
J. Alden Smith
Central City
Middle Park
Smith
Nevada
America
Hage Bluffs
South Park
Creek
South
Middle
South Parks
Arkansas River
Evening at the Reading and Music Event
Thursday October 5 program includes reading by J G Cooper an Oliver How ard essay with discussion by critic H T West. Also advertised are low priced clothing goods from Marx's Clothing Emporium Manx Co and Millinery and Dry Goods from unidentified vendors with claims of Colorado low prices and cheap bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cooper
Oliver Howard
H. T. West
Ho Tosten
See
Z. Salomon & Co
New York
Marx's Clothing Emporium
Manx & Co
Maple Street
Colorado
Maple St. Greeley
J. Marx & CO
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Greeley Tribune
Creeley ‘Tribune
Railroad Survey
Virginia Canyon
Peru
Snake River
Prof. Smith
Derbyshire
Daniel Frohman
N. Y. Tribune
N.Y. Standard
A. D. Richardson
Richardson
John Russell Young
Frohman
Standard
BaLemon
W. H. Buechtel
Higenbotam
Colony Yard
W. H W. Hottipay & Co
Assessment Sotece
Guerey
Colomb
Main Street
Board of Equalization
Board of Town Trustees
Jas. G, Cooper
Fair Play Road
Mi A. Reed
Wilson
J. H. Foeren
Z. E.carper
West Oak St
Eldredognr
Salt Lake
Kinison S
Gho. F. Ismwan
Agen
A. McPhail & Co
Reston
Adams Avenue
Chestnut Streets
W. J. Roberts
Oak
Adama
Marsh Torvey
Growley
Schulenburg
Hilton Bro
W. Hilton
W. Hues
B. W. Barros
Greeley, Colo
N.C. Meeker
K. Rowrreiten
ABS T Co's
Board of Trustees
James G. Cooper
Colony Ofice
Greley
Colo
Bain
Aage
Robertson & Holt
Walnut Street
Corinne
Utah Territory
Sattepacroy
Joseph Murray
P.O. Bow
A. W. Son
Ulendurg
St. Louis
N.Y. Exchange Hotel
D. P
Bos
Pacific
Vere Etlonery
Bwcco
Reesen
Prek
Cheyenne
Kansas Pacific Railway
The
Colorado Central
H. R
Golden City
Black Hawk
Colorado Stage Co’'S
Idaho
Georgetown, Nevada
Buckskin
Denver and Santa FE Stage Line
Colorado City and
Pueblo
Valmont and
A. m
Union Pacific
R. R. Go
Union Pacific Trains
Connect
Ing
Kansas Pacific
W. Pisher
Gyn
Colony Lumber Yard
W. HL. Holliday & CO
Wey
Eastern and Western Lumber
Hickory
Ashplonk
E. Se
Bauder
COAL
Lambert
Home Fire Insurance Company
San Francisco
Hubley
J. W. Woaxen & Co
oMes
Babcock & Taylor
Maio Street
Bank
Greeley Colorado
Ts Board of School
Board of
Lebel Divectors
W. d. Post
Salomons
Maple
Madison Streets
N. M. Boynton
Ww. L. Werd
Madison
Monroe
United States Mail
la Porte
Shind
B. Bassett
Greeley Hook
WM. H. Post
Selleim
Liaioner
Newedealer
Maple Mt
Jefferson
Madison Std
Constanly
E. Wall Payer
Union Colony
W. Hl
POST
A. Baxton
Greeley House
Ibele Fineet
Wusteess
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